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Jason G Goldman

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Scientific American|December 23, 2016
The Brainy Big CatsJason G Goldman
Scientific American|September 5, 2015
Tiny Toilets. Some ants build latrines within their nestsJason G Goldman
Scientific American|January 17, 2018
Fruitless ForagersJason G Goldman
Scientific American|March 21, 2018
Nature and NurtureJason G Goldman
Scientific American|September 5, 2015
From Babbling Bats to Baby Talk. Flying mammals offer a new way to study human chatterJason G Goldman
Scientific American|October 16, 2014
Human shield effect: (n.) the reduction in vigilance that prey animals exhibit when human observers are presentJason G Goldman
Scientific American|October 13, 2015
From the Pages of Aesop's FablesJason G Goldman
Scientific American|December 8, 2015
Over-the-Counter Monkey MedsJason G Goldman
Scientific American|July 10, 2014
Bee resourcefulJason G Goldman
Scientific American|May 20, 2016
Toddlers' Tool KitsJason G Goldman
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Scientific American|December 23, 2016
The Brainy Big CatsJason G Goldman
Scientific American|September 5, 2015
Tiny Toilets. Some ants build latrines within their nestsJason G Goldman
Scientific American|January 17, 2018
Fruitless ForagersJason G Goldman
Scientific American|March 21, 2018
Nature and NurtureJason G Goldman
Scientific American|September 5, 2015
From Babbling Bats to Baby Talk. Flying mammals offer a new way to study human chatterJason G Goldman
Scientific American|October 16, 2014
Human shield effect: (n.) the reduction in vigilance that prey animals exhibit when human observers are presentJason G Goldman
Scientific American|October 13, 2015
From the Pages of Aesop's FablesJason G Goldman
Scientific American|December 8, 2015
Over-the-Counter Monkey MedsJason G Goldman
Scientific American|July 10, 2014
Bee resourcefulJason G Goldman
Scientific American|May 20, 2016
Toddlers' Tool KitsJason G Goldman
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